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Housing? A new high school? NH residents air ideas for YDC property
The state of New Hampshire is legally bound to sell the former Youth Development Center property, with the proceeds earmarked to go to a fund for abuse victims, and the city is considering new zoning…
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4mHanover boys soccer's title hopes dashed in narrow D-I semifinal loss to Bedford
MANCHESTER — The Hanover High boys soccer team’s postseason run ended on Wednesday night, as it fell 1-0 to Bedford High in a nail-biter of an NHIAA Division I semifinal at Manchester Memorial High School. With about 10½ minutes left in regulation in a scoreless bout, Bedford sent a high, arcing ball into the 18-yard […]
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3mDartmouth inks women's hoop coach Cimino to contract extension
Dartmouth College announced Wednesday that it has reached an agreement on a contract extension with women’s basketball head coach Linda Cimino. Cimino, who initially signed on with the Big Green in May 2023 after a five-year stint at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, is 26-55 through three seasons and was one game into her fourth […]
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2mAdvance Transit adds new stops in Norwich and Hanover
Advance Transit is scheduled to add new stops and increase service frequency on its Brown Route in Norwich and Hanover starting Monday, Nov. 9.
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3mDonna B. Harp
<html><head></head><body>Donna B. Harp<br /><br />Lebanon, NH - A new star is shining brightly in heaven. Donna B. Harp, 83, passed away Sunday November 1, 2026 while surrounded by her loving family after several years of multiple health issues. She w ...
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8m5 takeaways from the New Hampshire General Election
New Hampshire elections resulted in Republican Kelly Ayotte securing a second term as governor and Democrat Chris Pappas winning a historic U.S. Senate seat, alongside split regional results regarding a school tax cap.